i had my head up for the longest time like billy joel.rn in baltimore, her family told her she was born in baltimore and did not find out she was born in philadelphia until 1954 when she got her passport for her european tour. again, she continued to tell everybody she was born in baltimore even after she knew she was born in philadelphia her mother brought her to baltimore when she was a few days old. she was raised in baltimore. until she was about 12, and she moved to new york. first, to harlem, queens, back to harlem. she died in july of 1959, on the 17th. she had become ill six weeks before and they had hospitalized her at at metropolitan hospital in harlem. i covered this in great detail in my book, a drama, because she said, i think they planted heroin in her room and she was arrested for narcotics possession and fingerprinted, mug shot, the whole thing. so, the last two to three weeks of her life was taken up -- they wanted her to appeared before a grand jury but she was bedridden but they wanted her to appear before a grand jury

in the very back thank you i have my hands up the longest time like a billy joel regarding billie holidayes anyone know why where she was born. yes. she died. yes when she died. how she died? yes. you want me to cover that. i just did that. billie thought she was born in baltimore her family. told her she was born in baltimore, and she didn't find out that she was actually born in philadelphia until 1954, when she got her passport to do her 54 european tour and. she goes, i was born in philadelphia. who know? but again, she continued, tell everybody she was born in baltimore even after she knows she was born in philadelphia. so even though she was born in philadelphia, her mother brought to baltimore when she was a, you know, like a few days. and so she was actually raised in baltimore until was, i'd say 12 ish. and then she moved to new york to, well, first to harlem, then to queens, then back to harlem. yeah, yes. oh, death. she died and july of 1959, on the 17th, she had become ill about six weeks beforehand, they had hospitalized, hospitalized her at metropolitan hospital up in harlem

again, billy really liked fdr. maybe because fdr was the first president to actually embrace contemporary music. yes, his favorite singer may have been kate smith. at least that's what he told kate smith and the king of england during a visit to hide park. but maybe he had kind of cooler tastes when he was staying here in town, because he was -- and he ran his presidential campaign from here. fdr was the first presidential candidate to choose his official campaign song from a modern source. "happy days are here again" was from a 1930 musical called "chasing rainbows." i looked in vain that the composer might have produced the song that billie holiday sang, i didn't succeed there. it's also notable that during the new deal, which was planned upstairs in fdr's library during the presidential transition of 1932-'33, this small house in fact, one small room served as the entire transition headquarters for that momentous four-month period. inaugurations were in march. during that time, the administration that was incomi

this is billy harris. 29 years old just - a nice 1-2 punch. this is billy .nd were not for the shot, harris could have won the first set. a miscue in the tie—break and hubert hurkacz had the tie—break and hubert hurkacz had the lead. his team are favourites to win this competition. to beat the britain and straight sets got them halfway the semis. the united cup is the best of three matches so britain's katie boulter had to 1424

and they said billy crystal. and i was like, "i can't go out after billy crystal!"to see you. i'm very impressed by something. you took two children, now, i know your kids are 12 and 15 now. but you went to australia for thanksgiving. >> we did. >> seth: so how long do you have to stay in australia for that to be worth it? [ laughter ] >> i love australia. >> seth: yeah. >> so, i've gone to australia for three days at a time. >> seth: really? >> yeah. that's not worth it. >> seth: okay. >> uh, but --- no, it's really an incredible place. >> seth: yes. >> my kids are good, though. so, i sort of trained them well, which is i said, "here are your ipads. don't order any alcohol. i'm going to sleep. i'll see you in australia." >> seth: really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's the dream, because my kids are little still. so, i don't want to go anywhere. but it's nice to know that, like, you get over that hump and it's fantastic. >> yeah, i had a friend that took a baby to australia once. and i said, "how'd that go?" and she said, "i basically walked to austraa." [ la

grandma: billy, i need help with the clicker. billy: one second, grandma.s guy's going to buy my car. caller: billy? you still there? we gotta deal, right? grandma: you need carvana. grandma: what's your plate number? billy: boss... mov grandma: vehicle features...no accidents, right? billy: no. grandma: good. generating offer. carvana can pick it up tomorrow! billy: that's an amazing offer. billy: but do you still need help with the clicker? grandma: i'll ask your sister. announcer: sell your car the easy way with carvana. >> this is the fox news alert. wildfires continue to reach across a lake county tonight. flames linked to the deaths of at least 11 people and the destruction of more than 10,000 buildings morse -- most of those homes. the fires and eton and pasadena leaving behind a destruction with row upon row of hubble -- rubble warehouses once stood up. matt finn live in altadena. >> hello, kevin. you can see some of the rubble behind me. to give you an idea of the damage i'm 25 miles inland from palisades right now i spoke to a man in altadena he s

lawrence billy ambassador of france to the united states.congressman distinguished guests it's great honor to address you you out of the us capital 200 years to the day after the historic speech lafayette delivered to our imminent predecessors, i want to thank speaker johnson and the american friends of lafayette for this event. highlighting, enduring friendship between france and the united states, reflecting upon lafayette's legacy, i will quote him directly as we are fortunate, thanks to vincent waffle, you director of the foundation, trump wrote 12 is a manuscript of his original speech here today. don't worry, i don't intend to read the whole speech. just two sentences. first, offenses my obligations to the united states far exceed any merit. i may claim be dead from the time when i have had happiness to be adopted as a favored son of america and of good as extravagant as his farewell to me appear today, its purpose was not to glorify a monkey. it was all about his. in expressing his gratitude and appreciation for a country that symboli

billy graham resented it for a while until i met with him and he and i became almost like brothers. i really love him and think he is the greatest christian that is lived in this lifetime perhaps. i explained to him i had that belief i inherited from my father and he understood it. i think i taught sunday school classes in bible classes in the first baptist church 14 times while i was president. we never announced it ahead of time and only church members knew that i would teach that morning. i did try to separate it. i think the issues that divide us were more of a political nature than anything concerning religion. ray: i was teaching sunday school those same years and i thought it was cool that you were, too. you are probably doing it better than i was. one last question. you were a man in your early 50's when you wrote the words in this book. you had in elementary school or still -- schooler at home and had a grandson in those early years. when you look over this, do you like this guy that emerges from the pages? or now, with the passage of 30 more years and all the things you ha

some well-known actors, including actor billy crystal. he and his they raised their children and grandchildren there. saying, quote, we pay for the safety of the firefighters and first responders. the pacific palisades is a resilient community of amazing people, and we know in time it will rise again. it is our home. and it was last night here, we saw orli israel, trying to use a fire hose to beat back the flames in his own backyard. the fire alarm going off. >> yeah, let's get out of here. we tried. we tried, bro. >> david: his friend tanner shaft trying to help him. trying to save the home. >> we tried our best. >> david: both were forced to flee. escaping through the front door. tonight, tanner returning to his friend's home. >> this is my first time back to the -- to the house from last night. this is orli's home. there is -- there is literally nothing left. >> david: while back at that home in pacific palisades, that father telling me he is grateful that he has his family. they lost everything, but they have each other. and he also b

we need to be healthy as americans, to do the most good in world and you're the billy billy to make yourself healthy. you do that by changing the food you eat. i understand your profound power in every choice you make everyday and did not despair if you have chronic illness and still suffering change what you eat and the quality of your life will change forever. everyone in your community will get healthy. your parents, siblings and children. you will show up better. this is what you wish for all of you because we are important work to do in this world. baby jude well and make we make america healthy again. thank you all. [applause] >> thanks. >> thanks guys. thank you. thank you, guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ activist at turning point's americafest conference in phoenix, arizona. [applause] >> hi, everyone. i'm from the people's republic of the san francisco. the last time us to before you hear at

, it was a little blurry that moment but we were together for 99% of the night e turned around and billythere i had a missed phone call from him at 3:17 a.m. 3:19 a.m., i texted him called him where are you went to go outside, and at that point the bouncers had locked us inside of the establishment said, you know, there's something going on outside i didn't realize the severity of it at the time. and then went outside and it was just mayhem and spent all night looking for him, obviously, to no avail. >> when did you find out that those growing gnawing fears were, in fact, confirmed? >> later that night. it was a horrible day. that didn't really have much information for us unfortunately and we were kind of just sitting there we were in the hospital, and yeah. it was just horrific. >> how has your friend group and his family been reacting to this because it has to feel on some level not real. surreal too all awful to be trut it is true. >> absolutely. so it was one of the most evil things possible what happened. but i will say the aftermath and the support that the community has been show

billy: no. grandma: generating offer... carvana can pick it up tomorrow!mazing offer. announcer: sell your car the easy way with carvana. all will will will welcome back. with jamie's on stage at comedy clubs, was across the country were starting alongside snl on netflix series where he writes a lot of them, too, he always regulates make people laugh, he's funny. also, the thing called gutfeld and everything going on in the world today, i think this country could use laughter in our lives. reading is now, jamie himself. great to see you. we went through things that might be able to put some smiles on people's faces. talk about a hard news to the list, oftentimes those debates when it comes to covering news, he wants roth he went back people are pointing this out to make his body perhaps the defined. bringing his a little closer, do you think this show is practicality? >> supposedly the story they say there was an audio guy because it was windy outside, he went up and attached those because he thought he looked that and the jacket. [laughter] >> caught me b

paris hilton and billy crystal are among the hollywood stars who've lost their homes — here in the heart film industry. the firebrigade in california has flock told the bbc the fires raging in the los angeles area are rapidly expanding. the firebrigade in california has told the bbc the fires raging in the los angeles area are rapidly expanding. they are in these areas — palisades, eaton, hurst, lidia and sunset. the worst of those — and the first fire to erupt on tuesday — is in palisades. the only thing that is basically standing is the chimney and now it is nothing. everybody, no justice community, the everybody, nojustice community, the community next door, everybody up there who have lost everything, it is pretty devastating, i don't think la has seen anything like this before.— this before. full stop with the fire still burning _ this before. full stop with the fire still burning more - this before. full stop with the fire still burning more people| fire still burning more people are being told to evacuate their homes, pay to the agonising decision of what to take and what to leave

we need to be healthy as americans, to do the most good in world and you're the billy billy to make yourself healthy. you do that by changing the food you eat. i understand your profound power in every choice you make everyday and did not despair if you have chronic illness and still suffering change what you eat and the quality of your life will change forever. everyone in your community will get healthy. your parents, siblings and children. you will show up better. this is what you wish for all of you because we are important work to do in this world. baby jude well and make we make america healthy again. thank you all. [applause] >> thanks. >> thanks guys. thank you. thank you, guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this morning the state funeral for president jimmy carter continues as his remains are taken from the carter center and brought to washington, d.c. watch the ceremony live at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span3. later in the day at 4:30 p.m. eastern memorial service will be held for the former president of the u.s. capitol. you can follow all of our live coverage of our free mobile video app c-span now or onl

president, i understand your reasons, i understand your explanation, have billy graham come over? what could it hurt if if you had been counseled that? there might be good politics behind and just softening the line a little bit? could you have bought yourself a little love on the other side without giving up too much, you know, by not inviting billy graham to the white house was not an issue that that i that i know of that ever came up or billy graham resented it for a while until i met with him. and he and i became almost brothers. i really love. i think he's the greatest christian has lived in my lifetime, perhaps, but i explained to him that i had a had that belief i inherited from my father and he and he understood it and i think, i taught sunday school classes, bible classes in the first baptist church, 14 times while i was president. but but as i said, we never announced it ahead of time. and only the regular church members knew after i got there that i was going to teach that morning. so i did try to separate, but i think the issues that divided us were of a political natu

the likes of paris hilton, billy crystal, for example, saying that they have lost their homes.is a diverse community. these flames are merciless. we saw people close to the sunset boulevard, for example, grabbing whatever they could take with them, pet carriers, stuffing carrier bags full of whatever they could bring with them. we also know that the department of defence is going to be deploying military aircraft equipped with a fire retardant substance to spray over the affected areas, but president biden has said that because of the severity of this crisis now here in california, he will be cancelling his trip to italy, his last foreign trip in the white house. and i think there is a sense of unease and nervousness about what the day break will bring in terms of the level of destruction that we are seeing here in los angeles. these are live pictures from the scene in los angeles of one of the fires still raging tonight. tonight la time anyway. we know at least five wild fires are raging across the area. three of the blazes are completely uncontained. around the world and acro

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billy: no. grandma: generating offer... carvana can pick it up tomorrow!that's an amazing offer. announcer: sell your car the easy way with carvana. trey: welcome back to sunday night america i'm not sure how many supreme court justices are on tiktok but worldwide billions of young people are. a lot of eyes were on the court will the looming band is there a workaround that preserves the national security and maintains the platform is there a way to satisfy concerns and still keep teenagers from starting world war iii. speaking of big tech, facebook and about-face because the preferred candidate did not win the election in november. i don't think that could be at. >> after trump got elected in 2016 the legacy media wrote nonstop about how misinformation was a threat to democracy. we tried to address those concerns without becoming the arbiters of truth. but the fact checkers have been to politically biased and destroyed more trust in nature created, especially in the u.s. a movement to be more inclusive is increasingly been used to shutdown opinions and shu

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at that time, thriller is out and thriller is doing well, but michael jackson couldn't get billie jean on mtv. she was more like billie, a movie star. >> when the rest of the world was going crazy and he can't get on mtv. michael jackson, come on when he does that moonwalk, if he was sitting on the couch by the end of it, you were on the floor in front of the tv. >> you couldn't believe what you were seeing. >> i will say that the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. >> the next week, thriller started selling a million copies a week. >> i like michael jackson because. because he's good, he's bad. he knows how to dance. >> he's so sexy and so gorgeous. he's exciting. >> michael jackson is the man of the 80s. >> mtv starts to get pressure from cbs records, which was michael jackson's label. >> rock n roll in itself really was the thing that broke a lot of rules. and when you're very successful, you try to make your own rules. >> occasionally, as the story goes, cbs essentially said, we will pull every other artist we have on mtv if you don't play

please welcome jon hamm, ali larter, billy bob thornton. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right!u were celebrating in idaho. i'm next to you in montana. i love it. idaho is beautiful. >> jon: can you walk to each other's houses? >> kelly: not at all. i am on the west side of montana, two hours from where you're at. it's like you live in a postcard. >> ali: when the snow was all over in the sun is out and it's glistening in its magic. we have found her to be such an incredible place. >> kelly: it's really where i refuel but for some reason around the holidays it's like, it feels like narnia and you got invited and the queen is dead and it's awesome. narnia was kind of suspect for a nute. before you were enacting you were a roadie. did you go on the road with a band? >> billy bob: i started in bands when i was 10 years old, have a lot of fans through high school. my late teens, early 20s, he worked for a sound company. i wasn't a persol roadie but i went out with the system. i was a skinny long-haired hippie and back then gear was really heavy. they have kind of downsized these day

billy. many people remember billy, his brother.re was billy beer and his beloved sister ruth and gloria. but there's still a massive carter family. and it's a big day, like you said, that they've planned for a long time. >> and the family, of course, extends not just beyond his his immediate family, but also to this community. and so much of today is about plains, georgia, about this rural community. the phoebe sumter medical center, where he is starting today. but this is where he was formed, where his his life began and where he now will be, what will now be his final resting place. and it just it strikes me in seeing those images that i was talking to, of members of the community who have come to gather that that they in many ways felt like family to, you know, plains has 573 people according to the 2020 census. >> look at how big that building is. you know, nothing was left to chance. jimmy carter wanted people to see that large medical center, because rural health was one of the things very important to him. >> and we are now

what place was billy mitchell talking about and let me give you a hint, it was not greenland. mr. hegseth: i believe he was talking about alaska. >> great answer. if confirmed, will you commit to come with me to the great state of alaska and meet our warriors on the front lines every day? mr. hegseth: senator, i have and as i mentioned in the past i did a brief training exercise at fort rain white -- fort wainwright and i look forward to returning. we are on the front lines with this new era of authoritarian integration -- aggression. in the last two years we have had chinese and russian naval task forces, joint strategic bomber taskforces. after his election president trump put out an extensive statement on alaska which included the following, "we will ensure alaska gets even more defensive vestments as we fully rebuild our military, especially as russia and china are making menacing moves in the. pacific." will you work on continuing to build up our military assets in alaska to reestablish deterrence in the arctic and the indo pacific? mr. hegseth: if confirmed, it would be a pl

hubert hurkatch got them off to a winning start, beating billy harris in straight sets though both wereatek secured the victory, getting the better of katie boulter in the second singles match. swiatek lost the opening set but fought back to win in three and set poland up for a semifinal tie against kazakhstan. i don't know, i am just exhausted. i am happy that i won so i don't need to play the mixed doubles. this night was crazy, so many changes of momentum. i thought i had it under control in the first set but i got tired and i did not work on it. i did not want to repeat the same mistake in the third. i had to take four painkillers because a lot hurt but i am happy that we won and for sure i will use the day off tomorrow. it's been a good day for the two number one seeds at the brisbane international. aryna sabelenka is through to the quaterfinals after beating yulia putintseva in straight sets and will face marie bouzkova next. whilst in the men's draw, novak djokovic is also into the last eight. he beat the frenchman gael monfils in straight sets and will now play america's reilly

but as we are seeing with these tributes, that billy pope who turned out to be pretty big and has impactsbout it once down in plains, how he didn't like to be called that great ex—president, and i agreed with him. aha, that great ex-president, and i agreed with him.— agreed with him. a final thought _ agreed with him. a final thought before - agreed with him. a final thought before you - agreed with him. a final| thought before you leave others. in terms ofjust that partnership with his wife of so many decades, that was so crucial tojimmy carter, wasn't crucial to jimmy carter, wasn't it? crucial tojimmy carter, wasn't it? the way he operated, the way he thought, everything he did. he way he thought, everything he did. ., , , ., did. he would be the first to tell ou did. he would be the first to tell you this, _ did. he would be the first to tell you this, he _ did. he would be the first to tell you this, he would - did. he would be the first to| tell you this, he would never be the president, governor, state centre, anything in his career— without rosa lin carter. they were married 77 ye

so we are looking at two| maps, one by nasa and watch by watch duty, an app, and both of them so billyed right by where we live and we don't know what it looks like, and presumably you're feeling these winds? they were so strong that when were talking to our correspondent a little earlier, presumably you're being blasted, buffeted by these winds as well was we we re we were yesterday. in la canada, _ we were yesterday. in la canada, it _ we were yesterday. in la canada, it was _ we were yesterday. in la canada, it was 55 - we were yesterday. in la canada, it was 55 mph. l we were yesterday. in la - canada, it was 55 mph. right now, it feels a bit calm or where we are. the winds are very different. la has a lot of microclimates. it is very different in different parts of la, and it sound like he was make have died on a little bit because they are using aerial, helicopters to fight the fires, which means that they have the ability to fly them, so it means the conditions might be improving? but we will take any sign and turned into a ray of hope at the moment. absolutely, and brie could _

hubert hurkacz got them off to a winning start — beating billy harris in straight sets.ost the opening set, but fought back to win in three — and set poland up for a semi final tie against kazakhstan. i don�*t know, i�*m just exhausted, you know? i�*m happy i won, so i don�*t need the play mixed doubles. but this night was crazy, like so many changes of momentum, like i thought i had it under control in the

i turned around and billy wasn't there.ater that night it was a horrible day, t they didn't have much information for us unfortunately and we were kind of sitting there. we were in the hospital and, yeah, it was just horrific. >> reporter: investigators are still trying to figure out how a 42-year-old army veteran became radicalized and inspired by isis. the fbi says shamsud-din jabbar posted several videos to social media before the attack. abc news reports seeing a social media report tied to the subject, claiming he joined isis earlier the year. he references new orleans and hinting that he contemplated harming members of his own family before deciding to carry out the attack and the fbi says jabbar had ieds in his car and is on surveillance placing explosives on bourbon street. nbc reports a rare compound that was used for the two homemade bombs that did not end up detonating. back out here live, still a lot of unanswered questions in this investigation as we expect the president and the first lady to be here tomorrow.

i'm a huge billy joel fan uptown girl is certified it s it's so t and fun.'ve never sung before in my life she calls it sinister. >> christie brinkley come on? >> done with canceled culture jen is he apparently isn't. >> that particular person. girl scouts of the usa have announced this year will be the last time to cookie flavored s'mores and toasty eight will be available they are retiring the flips as a brownie and a girl scout produces sell these cookies. albeit out to the website and don't recognize the flavors anywhere i do not know about those two per se i do know they have some moas and they have the peanut butter patties is a classic. quick you don't get a body like mine bite missing out on the annual girl scout cookies. songs to keep the thin mints i am good. >> then meant so they're not my favorite but they are there for that doesn't for us will see you back here tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern time for another big weekend show. remember, always dvr us if you cannot catch u "life, liberty & levin" is coming up next. ♪

hubert hurkatch got them off to a winning start — beating billy harris in straight sets and iga swiatekictory — getting the better of katie boulter in the second singles match. swiatek lost the opening set — but fought back to win in three — and set poland up for a semi final tie against kazakhstan. i don't know, i'm just exhausted, you know? i'm happy that i won, so i don't need the play mixed doubles. i'm happy that i won, so i don't need to play mixed doubles. but this night was crazy, like so many changes of momentum, like i thought i had it under control in the first set, but for sure i got tied and i didn't work on it. but then i didn't want to repeat the same mistake in the third. i took, like, four painkillers because a lot hurt, but i am happy that we won and for sure i am going to use a day off tomorrow. it's been a good day for the two number one seeds at the brisbane international. aryna sabelenka is through to the quarter finals after beating yulia putin—seva in straight sets and will face marie boze—kova next. whilst in the men's draw, novak djokovic is also into the last

hubert hurkacz got them off to a winning start — beating billy harris in straight sets. iga swiatek secured the victory, beating katie boulter in the second singles match. swiatek lost the opening set, but fought back to win in three — and set poland up for a semi final tie against kazakhstan. i don't know, i'm just exhausted, you know? i'm happy i won, so i don't need the play mixed doubles. but this night was crazy, like so many changes of momentum, like i thought i had it under control in the first set, but for sure i got tight and i didn't work on it. but then i didn't want to repeat the same mistake in the third. you know, like i had also like a lot hurt. but i'm happy that we won. for sure i'm going to use the day off tomorrow. it's been a good day for the two number one seeds at the brisbane international. aryna sabelenka is through to the quarter finals after beating yulia putin—seva in straight sets and will face marie bouzkova next. whilst in the men's draw, novak djokovic is also into the last eight. he beat the frenchman gael monfils in straight sets — and wi

they don't want to talk with the but yeah, just the stain, the single crease. billy's tough now to dispute when i, when i went to be the $1.00 to $2.00. ok. because this abuse and he's going to hardly any hot the hello. hello sally and sila, like you to be tied to just put it wherever is completely left to that right. then? yes it take before? yes. yes. you managed to go the barge every day? yes. only. so unless you know, you know, no, i'm in one on half year they didn't interfere with yet. you haven't had then to be, you know, 9 to funeral questionnaire. they just waiting, waiting with a sign on the questionnaire. eva. no. oh, how old were you when you left? i think in 2015 that was 117, some people you know, they killed my father upset and they came to him that talk to me and my mother, she advice me, you know, to, to left. yeah. because she, she understands, you know, if i stayed it and then they we can meet my standard cups. is a really long time. yeah. yeah. 9 years the, [000:00:00;00] the people they don't understand why you don't. why doing content with your mom? she left you? yes.

they don't want to talk with the but yeah this, this team, the single chris billy's tough now to speak when i, when i want to be the one to 2. ok. because this abuse and he's going to hardly any hot the hello. hello sally and sila, like you to be tied to just put it wherever is completely left to that right. then yes it take before? yes. yes. you managed to get off the barge every day? yes. only. so unless you know, you know, no, i'm in one on half year they didn't interfere with yet. you haven't had then to be, you know, 9 to funeral questionnaire. they just waiting, waiting with a sign on the questionnaire. eva. no. oh, how old were you when you left? i think in 2015 that was 117. some people you know they couldn't my father upset and they came to him that talk to me and my mother she advice me you know, to, to, to left. yeah, because she she understands, you know, if i state it and then they we can meet my standard cups is a really long time. yeah. yeah. 9 years the the people they don't understand why you don't. why don't content with your mom? she left you? yes, i know, she loves

[cheering and applause] or his dss billy wants to eat bugs instead of meat in an effort to stop globalming. the sun is good. these knuckleheads are called globalists because they want a one world global economy and government and they want to be in charge of it all. please do not ever forget he said the quiet part out loud when he boasted in the future you will have to accept the small group of elites will be your boss. well, if you want to be my god, i will have to be your mother and give you a big spanking in timeout and take away your phone see, they need you to feel the pressure to conform. do not fall for it. you cannot comply your way out of this tyranny. pressure can either burst and you get to decide which it will be. are you going to allow this world to break your will or strengthen your resolve? are you going to let the fear and the chaos confuse you, consume you or will you wake up every day with a renewed hope in a god that keeps his promises? now, before being an actress, producer, writer, speaker, vigilante, domestic terrorist, i know i am called by god to be a mother. [c

20s to a junior world championship in 2014, a mainstay of the side since 2016, barely missing a game billy the permanent england skipper, but at the age of 30 he is now the captain at his club saracens the feeling is now it is time. . , ., , is time. there always a number of factors _ is time. there always a number of factors to — is time. there always a number of factors to consider _ is time. there always a number of factors to consider these - of factors to consider these decisions, in really good team i have — decisions, in really good team i have been involved in you have — i have been involved in you have a _ i have been involved in you have a number of excellent leaders _ have a number of excellent leaders and we are developing that within the squad. maro itoje — that within the squad. maro “we is_ that within the squad. maro “we is a _ that within the squad. maro itoje is a guy he is a world—class player. an incredible professional he is very— incredible professional he is very respectful and i feel we are developing a good depth of leadership in the squad. of all the games murray

was the theme we had and we had "reading rainbow" shirts on so she felt strongly since her name was billywe got that particular name from her and we set the rainbow is beautiful and it's everything we think about when i see a rainbow. >> when did you land on the specific format? i'll tellt you what i mentioned studio c we had four summers that we kind of worked on in the following summer i gotde an idea of the reading rocket. and we did that for a couple of years and we then moved onto a thing where he worked with mr. rogers and mr. mcfeely and we did some of that kind of stuff. so i'm gathering all of these ideals in working with mr. mcfeely. i designed a format and i can tell you what that's about. the first one a course and went to see mr. rogers and mr. rogers that's the kind of person i wanted to see about this. it was a longshot to get him but he gave me some ideas and thoughts on this and i just felt that was the kind of program and barney was there in big bird but i wanted a person. i really wanted a person so that person could speak for telephone -- television. levar burton start

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